Money Pouch - Deep Concealed Possum Crotch Carry Handgun Holster Small Size for Small semi's The Size of an LCP

I love this holster! I am a 5'5 130lb average sized female with a Glock 42. I have been wearing this holster daily for over a month now and its fantastic. I wear it working in a store all day lifting boxes and stocking shelves with no problems. Its comfortable and i can either wear it just above my pants line which I find more comfortable or just under my pants where its totally concealed. I also use it while Im running/excercising in the morning, I usually wear loose gym shorts and it conceals great with a long tank top. You definitly feel it while running but its not uncomfortable. It does tend to soak up sweat but dries out pretty fast. I am actually going to order another one so I can switch them out when one starts getting a little funky. But at least they are machine washable. The waist band was a little big for me so I had to cut it down but was no big deal. My Glock 42 fits great in it and feels secure. The trigger guard is soft material so it is possible to pull the trigger back enough to discharge the weapon, but you would really have to be trying to do that. I dont think its anything to worry about with normal use. I like that it wraps around my body and doesnt rely on pants with a big belt, I can wear it with pretty much anything. I also like that i dont have to take it off when using the bathroom, I just pull it up over my stomach and it sits there till i need to shift it down around my hips again. I wish they would make a design like this that was a little more sweat friendly because I wear this all the time and I live in FL and its hotter than 400 hells here so I sweat a lot while wearing it. Just means I need to be careful to pay attention that my gun isnt rusting, which it hasnt been yet. I also like the extra pocket for a wallet or phone. Its a well made holster and the stiching is holding up good. The draw on it takes some getting used to but is workable for the level of consealment you get with completely under the pants. You do need two hands to reholster uour gun but thats fine with me. Overall great purchase and I would highly reccomend.

Using for my Kahr PM9. The standard size looked to be too big, so ordered this one. Comfortable and well constructed. The gun fits fine, but I wouldn't want to use for a gun that is much larger. The belt strap could be a bit longer, but is OK. I typically wear size a 36-37 waist size.

No hyperbole here. I carry a Kahr CM9 and this checks off all the desired qualities. Comfort, deep conceal (doesn't print one iota when worn low), easy access (with shirt tucked under the holster, one hand draw almost as fast as AIWB), secures gun if running or rolling around, and easy to put on and off. Lastly, this holster can be worn with ANY trousers - shorts, pants, dress, casual, bathing suit, you name it.The only thing I cannot comment on is the long term durability but it appears well made. If you are thinking about something like this holster, just go for it. You will not be disappointed.One negative for constructive criticism - might be better to reinforce the top pocket hem as it get caught on the slide as the gun is drawn. I just cut a piece of milk jug plastic as an "insert" and the problem stopped. Small price to pay for the functionality this provides.

I'm not liking the two evenly-sized front pouches. I keep wanting to slide the holster to one side so that the barrel of the gun is centered between my legs, but doing that pushes the other pouch up against my other leg and then it gets folded over and wadded up and feels awkward. So then I have to slide the gun back off-center so that the holster is center between my legs, but then the bottom grip of the gun is printing as it gets pushed forward by my leg.Maybe this holster would work better for someone with a different body-type.It's otherwise comfortable and it seems reasonably well-constructed.I can still wear it and use though, but I'll definitely get a left/right hand cut type if I plan on using this mode of carry more frequently.A Taurus PT-22 PLY fits well in this.

I use this holster everyday under scrubs for carrying my SW 640, SW 442, Sig P238, or Ruger 9mm and it is still going strong after 2 years. With a few washings the elastic is starting to become less taught but it's adjustable so no big deal. The pouches are starting to show wear at the barrel tip but no holes yet. I find that wearing this holster is best positioned off my hip rather than being worn in front. Off the side it does not restrict movement. For scrubs, other than a leg holster it's probably the best.I've had this holster 7 years, worn 45 hours/week, and just now has 2 small worn holes at the barrel tip. Still works great. The elastic is a bit worn and stretched out but still secures the firearm well. For a denim fabric this holster is really top notch. 5 stars. For scrubs, wear it off your hip, not in front.

Fits my LCP great and very comfortable. Although it's only designed for the LCP it fits some of my other guns. My smith and wesson 642 fits great. It completely covers the trigger. The cylinder of the 642 does catch a bit on the lip of the pouch a little but not too bad. With the 642 I can get a really good purchase on the grip and the way I wear it, the grip rides a little above the belt line... which I like. I can fit my MP Shield and the gun rides a bit high and but works just fine for me. The trigger of the mp shield is covered just fine. I can even wedge my glock 27 in there if I wanted to but that's really pushing the limits of the holster. I'm a bigger guy and the mp shield and glock 27 dig into my stomach when sitting or bending over. Not terrible but defiantly noticeable. I wear a size 40 pants and the size of the elastic band fits fine. A little tight because I need to stretch it a bit but still comfortable.

Holster is very comfortable. This is a smart option to use when wearing sweatpants or basketball shorts without belt loops. It holds a smaller firearm S&W shield or Glock 43 nicely. The only downside is that, while difficult, I am still able to dry fire a pistol while holstered through the fabric of the holster. Not that a negligent discharge is likely to happen because of this, it still brings some concern.